Do you love the sparkle of ornaments, the warmth of stockings, and all those festive feels, but can’t wait until December? Well hang onto your jingle bells because we’re giving you an official green light to jump-start the joy. November 1st is Deck the Everything Day, your official cue to dive headfirst into holiday magic.
Why wait? 74% of holiday decorators say they associate decorating with joy, but 56% feel decorating before Thanksgiving comes with some type of judgement.* Well, not anymore! Whether you’re all about giant nutcrackers, handcrafted wreaths, or brass menorahs, this is the moment to let your festive side shine. And we’re not talking about stopping at the tree or the mantel. Deck the halls, kitchen, guest room, front porch—heck, go ahead and decorate under the stairs and above the cabinets. It’s time to Deck. It. ALL.
The best part? With HomeGoods ever changing selection of festive finds at fabulous prices, you’ve got the perfect excuse to unlock limitless decorating possibilities. It’s your ultimate holiday decoration destination!
*HomeGoods commissioned an online survey managed by Edelman Data & Intelligence (DXI) that fielded between August 23 – September 3, 2024, across U.S. adults aged 18-65. HomeGoods surveyed 1,500 respondents in total – 1,000 non-early holiday decorators (defined as decorating for the holidays after Thanksgiving) and 500 early holiday decorators (defined as decorating before Thanksgiving).
Deck the Everything Day timeline
The Romans embrace the concept of decking everything with laurel wreaths and candles during their winter celebrations.
Tinsel, aluminum trees and inflatable decorations gain popularity across the nation.
Decorating early for the holidays gains momentum, with many starting to pull out their festive decor shortly after Halloween.
HomeGoods is founded, introducing holiday finds for all to enjoy.
Social media leads to holiday enthusiasts being shamed for their passion for decorating early.
Research shows that people who decorate early for the holidays may be happier.
Deck the Everything Day is created, celebrating the spirit of early holiday decorating.
HomeGoods stores are opening one hour early on November 1st to help festive fanatics decorate even earlier.
Deck the Everything Day FAQs
What is Deck the Everything Day?
Deck the Everything Day celebrates the joy of decorating early for the holidays, giving you the perfect excuse to transform your home into a winter wonderland, long before December arrives.
Why was Deck the Everything Day created?
HomeGoods is all about spreading joy by offering an ever-changing selection of holiday decor at an incredible value to unlock limitless decorating possibilities. So, when they discovered that 56% of holiday decorators hold back on decking the halls early out of fear of being judged, they took action.* In 2023, HomeGoods created Deck the Everything Day–an official holiday that gives people the green light to start decorating. Why wait when decorations spread so much joy to friends, family and neighbors? The sooner you decorate, the longer you get to soak up all that festive cheer.
*HomeGoods commissioned an online survey managed by Edelman Data & Intelligence (DXI) that fielded between August 23 – September 3, 2024, across U.S. adults aged 18-65. HomeGoods surveyed 1,500 respondents in total – 1,000 non-early holiday decorators (defined as decorating for the holidays after Thanksgiving) and 500 early holiday decorators (defined as decorating before Thanksgiving).
When is Deck the Everything Day?
It’s always on November 1st, this year that falls on a Friday.
How can you celebrate Deck the Everything Day?
Report to HomeGoods on November 1st to officially kick off the season of cheer! From festive wreaths and garlands to dazzling Diwali candles, HomeGoods has everything you need to decorate with shameless abandon—and all at prices that will make you feel even merrier. And of course, we’d would love to see how you’ve decked your space, so don’t forget to tag @HomeGoods and use #DeckTheEverythingDay in your social pics!
Ready, Set, Go Deck the Everything!
